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11 July, 06:48

Why was the United Nations more successful than the League of Nations?

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  1. 11 July, 07:07
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    The answer is pretty simple as how you are stating your question

    the united nations was more successful than the league of nations because the united nations was always united and always worked together through their events, but the league of nations always differ each person by where they were from and their strengths
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